(I'm a beginner)
My script uses the standard
$c = 0;
$t = count($array);
while ($c < $t) {
$blah = $array[$c];
++$c;
}
rather extensively. But I just ran into a situation where I also need array_diff
and it breaks that all to hell because now the numeric keys have gaps. I'm getting Undefined offset
errors all o开发者_运维技巧ver the place.
How do I reset the numeric keys of an array? The order of the objects in the array is irrelevant.
To reset the keys, you can use array_values()
:
$array = array_values($array);
You don't need to reset the keys of you array : you have to change the way you are going through it.
Instead of using a while
loop and accessing the array elemnts by index, you should use a foreach loop, which will only get you elements from the array :
foreach ($array as $key => $value) {
// $key contains the index of the current element
// $value contains the value of the current element
}
Thank you Tatu.
For the lulz, I will share with you the following idiot hack I used while waiting for a sensible answer:
$badArray = array_diff($allData, $myData);
$string = implode(",",$badArray);
$dump = explode(",",$string);
$goodArray = $dump;
worked. Made me feel all dirty, but it worked.
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